AI won’t replace you but someone using AI might
Generative AI is transforming the workplace faster than ever, but new research from the University of Vaasa suggests the biggest threat may not be AI itself — it’s falling behind in learning how to …
By Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post Contributor Tuesday, January 20, 2026This photograph taken on Jan. 13, 2025, in Toulouse shows screens displaying the logo of Grok, a generative artificial intelligence chatbot developed by xAI, the American company specializing in artificial intelligence and its founder South African businessman Elon Musk. | Lionel Bonaventure/AFP via Getty Images Artificial…
AI-powered photo and video editing tools have revolutionised how content is being made online – from enhancing and upscaling photos to removing backgrounds in seconds, and even in generating video content within just seconds. Whether you’re running a social media account for a brand, managing a marketing campaign, or even building a digital presence for…
College students today navigate a web of digital platforms to complete coursework, communicate with instructors and participate in campus life. While these systems promise convenience and efficiency, students also report their experience using technology can be confusing, inconsistent and frustrating. From unclear artificial intelligence policies to spotty Wi-Fi to unreliable patchworks of apps and portals,…
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Generative AI adoption is skyrocketing. Yet for many organizations the promised productivity gains remain elusive. A recent MIT Media Lab study found that while AI usage in workplaces has doubled since 2023, 95% of companies still see no measurable return on their investment. Why? New research from BetterUp Labs and Stanford suggests the problem…
The Sindh High Court (SHC) has become first Pakistani court to launch an AI-powered legal search engine, marking a major milestone in the judicial modernisation efforts. The IT department in the court developed two digital tools in-house: the LRC-Assistant AI search engine and the CFMS mobile app for iPhone users across Sindh. Both systems were…